Testees, the newest series from Kenny vs. Spenny creator Kenny Hotz, will be making its debut tonight at 10:30pm ET/PT, immediately following the FX sitcom It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.  The half-hour comedy stars Canadian newcomers Steve Markle and Jeff Kassel as two best friends and roommates in their early 30s who work as test subjects for TESTICO, a less-than-normal product testing facility.  Subjecting themselves to various drugs and products, they try to live out normal lives but to no avail as the drugs they're on often have some unexpected side effects.

Read on for a preview of the season opener of Testees.
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In the pilot episode, Peter (Steve Markle) and Ron (Jeff Kassel) try out a radical new pill.  While it's apparent that Ron got the placebo, Peter starts experiencing symptoms that hints that he's pregnant.  Convinced that there's a miracle growing inside of Peter, he and Ron get ready for the birth of their baby.

Elsewhere, another testee named Larry (Kenny Hotz) is taking advantage of the new penis-enlargement spray he's been assigned to try out.  The wonder spray seems to be effective. On the other hand, getting an erection has a tendency to drain his blood supply, causing him to faint.

Find out what happens on Testees tonight on FX.

Testees was picked up by FX for 13 episodes and was deemed a companion show to the network's hit series It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

"Finding a companion piece for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has been challenging, but Testees manages to find its own unique way to be subversive, outrageous, and just plain hilarious," FX vice president Nick Grad said in a statement.  "We are proud of what Kenny Hotz achieved the in the pilot, and look forward to seeing where his twisted mind will take us in the series."


-Kris De Leon, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: FX
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